Felti
Backed by neuroscience

Your body already knows what your mind won’t admit.

Felti decodes the emotional patterns behind your physical tension — and gives you the exact somatic practice to release it in the moment.

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Based on research from Aalto University (PNAS), Polyvagal Theory, and ‘The Body Keeps the Score.’

A woman resting a hand on her chest in warm light — paying attention to her body.
The problem

You’ve been told it’s ‘just stress.’

You feel it — the jaw that won’t unclench, the shoulders up by your ears, the stomach that knots before hard conversations. You’ve seen doctors. ‘Everything’s normal,’ they say. But your body keeps score anyway.

The problem isn’t that you’re broken. It’s that no one ever taught you to read what your body is saying.

How it works

Your body. Decoded in three layers.

See where you hold it

Tap where you feel tension. Get the emotional pattern behind it — not a diagnosis. Your clenched jaw isn’t random. It’s suppressed anger and the need for control.

Find your hidden patterns

Felti connects the dots over time: ‘your back pain shows up after 80% of work conflicts.’ The insight a somatic therapist would take 10 sessions to find.

Release it in the moment

Not on a schedule — when tension hits. Heaviness in your chest after a conflict? Here’s a 4-minute grounding practice matched to it.

The evidence

This isn’t woo-woo. It’s neuroscience.

700+

people mapped — emotion-to-body patterns nearly identical across cultures (PNAS 2014)

5M+

copies sold of ‘The Body Keeps the Score’

500M

neurons in your gut — your ‘second brain’

The science

Three findings your body has been waiting for you to know.

Bodily Maps of Emotions

Nummenmaa et al., PNAS 2014

700+ people across cultures showed nearly identical maps of where emotions live in the body. Anger = jaw and hands. Sadness = chest. Anxiety = gut.

Polyvagal Theory

Stephen Porges

Explains how the vagus nerve links your emotional state to physical symptoms — and why breathing and grounding actually regulate your nervous system.

The Body Keeps the Score

Bessel van der Kolk

5M+ copies. The idea that emotional experience is stored in the body, not just memory, is now mainstream science.

Find your pattern

Which body type are you?

A 2-minute quiz reveals where your body stores emotion — and the somatic practice that releases it. Backed by neuroscience, personalized to you.

The Clencher
The Carrier
The Gut Reactor
The Breath Holder
The Overthinker
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Your body is talking

Your body already knows. Let’s listen.

Take the 2-minute quiz and get your personal body profile — plus a somatic exercise matched to your pattern.

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